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Speed pool (also calledspeedball), is apool game, in which a playerpockets all theballs on thetable as quickly as possible. It can be played competitively with the aid of a stopwatch.

Rules

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  • Thecue ball must not be in motion when shooting
  • Ball and pocket must becalled, (nofluking the balls in)
  • Legal shots must be made – a 10-second penalty is incurred for eachfoul.
  • A legal shot involves the cue ball contacting an object ball, and driving it to acushion, or the cue ball hitting a cushion after contact, or pocketing an object ball
  • Any ball may be pocketed, except that the8 ball must be last.

Tournaments

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Because speed pool is a relatively recent development, there are few tournaments devoted to it, though it has attracted some professional competition. One notable event was theInternational Speed Pool Challenge which was broadcast onESPN.[clarification needed] The games played in this event included one based onstraight pool as well as the more common version described above, which is derived fromeight-ball. The object in each match was to play all games with a shorter total time than other players.Luc Salvas was the first to win this event, which had aUS$50,000 winner-take-all purse that year.[clarification needed]

Notable professional players

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References

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